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Monitoring ICPD Goals goals: – selected Selected indicators Indicators Indicators of Mortality Indicators of Education Reproductive Health Indicators Infant Maternal Life and expectancy Newborn Health Maternal Primary enrolment Sexual Proportion and Reproductive Secondary Health% Illiterate Education Births per Contraceptive HIV mortality M/F mortality (gross) M/F reaching grade 5 enrolment (>15 years) 1,000 Prevalence prevalence Maternal Births Adolescent Under age five Contraceptive Contraceptive Unmet need for Primary school enrolment, Secondary school Total per ratio M/F (gross) M/F M/F women rate (%) mortality ratio attended by birth rate per mortality rate prevalence rate, prevalence rate, family planning, net per cent of primary 1,000 live aged Any enrolment, Modern net per cent (15-49) (deaths per skilled health 1,000 women per 1,000 women aged women aged per cent, school-age children births 15-19 method of school-age methodschildren, M/F 100,000 live personnel, aged 15 to 19, live births, 15-49, any 15-49, modern 1988/2012 1999/2012 1999/2012 Country, territory births), 2010 per cent 2005/2010 2010-2015 method method or other area 2005/2012 1990/2012 1990/20112 male female male female South Africa 300 54 51 60 60 14 90 91 59 65 South Sudan 123 4 1 Spain 6 13 4 66 62 12 100 100 94 96 Sri Lanka 35 99 24 11 68 53 7 93 93 86 91 Sudan 730 70 86 9 29 50 42 Suriname 130 87 66 23 46 45 92 93 52 63 Swaziland 320 82 111 92 65 63 13 84 86 32 38 Sweden 4 6 3 75 65 100 99 93 93 Switzerland 8 4 4 82 78 99 100 83 81 Syrian Arab Republic 70 96 75 21 58 43 99 100 68 68 Tajikistan 65 88 27 73 28 26 100 96 91 81 Tanzania, United Republic of 460 49 128 72 34 26 25 98 98 Thailand 48 99 47 12 80 78 3 90 89 69 74 The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia 10 100 20 11 97 99 82 81 Timor-Leste, Democratic Republic of 300 30 54 49 22 21 32 91 91 37 41 Togo 300 44 89 103 15 13 37 33 16 Tonga 110 99 16 24 94 89 67 80 Trinidad and Tobago 46 97 33 31 43 38 98 97 65 70 Tunisia 56 95 6 17 63 7 100 99 Turkey 20 91 38 18 73 46 6 100 98 81 76 Turkmenistan 67 100 21 60 62 53 13 Turks and Caicos Islands 26 77 84 72 69 Tuvalu 93 28 31 22 24 Uganda 310 58 159 86 30 26 34 93 95 17 15 Ukraine 32 99 30 14 67 48 10 92 93 85 85 United Arab Emirates 12 100 34 7 28 24 94 98 80 82 United Kingdom 12 25 5 84 84 100 100 97 100 United States of America 21 99 39 7 76 70 8 95 96 89 90 United States Virgin Islands 52 11 78 73 Uruguay 29 100 60 14 77 75 100 99 68 76 Uzbekistan 28 100 26 53 65 59 14 94 91 Vanuatu 110 74 92 28 38 37 98 97 46 49 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) 92 98 101 19 70 62 19 95 95 69 77 Viet Nam 59 92 35 20 78 60 4 Western Sahara 46 Yemen 200 36 80 76 28 19 40 83 70 48 31 Zambia 440 47 151 102 41 27 27 96 98 Zimbabwe 570 66 115 53 59 57 15 104 104 INDICATORS INDICATORS
Monitoring Monitoring ICPD ICPD Goals goals: – Selected selected Indicators indicators Indicators of Mortality Indicators of Education Reproductive Health Indicators Infant Maternal Life and expectancy Newborn Health Maternal Primary enrolment Sexual Proportion and Reproductive Secondary Health% Illiterate Education Births per Contraceptive HIV mortality M/F mortality (gross) M/F reaching grade 5 enrolment (>15 years) 1,000 Prevalence prevalence Maternal Births Adolescent Under age five Contraceptive Contraceptive Unmet need for Primary school enrolment, Secondary school Total per ratio M/F (gross) M/F M/F women rate (%) mortality ratio attended by birth rate per mortality rate prevalence rate, prevalence rate, family planning, net per cent of primary 1,000 live aged Any enrolment, Modern net per cent (15-49) (deaths per skilled health 1,000 women per 1,000 women aged women aged per cent, school-age children births 15-19 method of school-age methodschildren, M/F 100,000 live personnel, aged 15 to 19, live births, 15-49, any 15-49, modern 1988/2012 1999/2012 1999/2012 births), 2010 per cent 1991/2010 2010-2015 method method 2005/2012 1990/2012 1990/2012 male female World and regional data 16 male female World 210 70 49 52 64 57 12 92 90 64 61 More developed regions 8 16 24 7 71 62 9 97 97 90 91 Less developed regions 9 240 53 57 63 57 13 91 89 61 57 Least developed countries 10 430 106 99 38 31 23 83 79 36 30 Arab States 11 140 76 48 44 53 44 17 89 83 64 58 Asia and the Pacific 12 160 69 35 40 68 63 10 95 94 63 60 Eastern Europe and 32 98 32 26 67 53 11 94 94 86 85 Central Asia 13 Latin America and 81 91 73 23 73 67 10 95 96 74 78 the Caribbean 14 Sub-Saharan Africa 15 500 48 117 110 28 21 25 80 77 27 21 THE STATE OF WORLD STATE POPULATION OF WORLD POPULATION 2013 2012 105 105
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to health. Conversely, a girl who i
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“I was 14… My mom and her siste
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access to sexual and reproductive h
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Research shows that addressing unin
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Additional efforts must be made to
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1 A global challenge Every year in
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ights, or where access to health ca
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According to DHS and MICS surveys,
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“Efforts—and resources—to pre
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adolescents with no education and i
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A UNFPA review of four countries fo
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Developed countries face challenges
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ESTIMATING ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY AND
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2 The impact on girls’ health, ed
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can increase the risk of miscarriag
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In sub-Saharan Africa, an estimated
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ADOLESCENTS, AGES 10 TO 19, LIVING
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community environments, she may fee
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effect could have added $3.4 billio
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suggest that between 38 per cent an
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3 Pressures from many directions Ad
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DETERMINANTS OF ADOLESCENT PREGNANC
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social and economic exclusion from
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seen as “what girls are for,” a
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Youth-friendly services Youth-frien
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An adolescent girl whose sexual par
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and stay in school, however, may re
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A study covering four African count
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esponsibilities of breadwinner and
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Child marriage does not always lead
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In much of Europe and North America
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